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Thursday, January 25, 2001
Science Center, Lecture Hall C with Demos in the Arcade area
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8:15 | Registration/Light Breakfast
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8:45 | Opening Remarks: Dan Moriarty, Assistant Provost for Information Technology and
Chief Information Officer, Harvard University
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9:00 | Keynote Speaker: Jane Boston, Lucas Learning
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9:30 | David Green, Guidelines for Best Practices
in the Digitization of Networked Cultural Heritage
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10:00 | Susan Delellis, University Information Systems, on the UIS streaming video facility
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10:15 | Don Bialek, School of Public Health, streaming video and audio
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10:30 | Coffee Break
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10:45 | Len Evenchik, Division of Continuing Education, streaming videos for course lectures
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11:00 | John Pioccone, Kennedy School of Government, video conferencing
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11:15 | Q&A on streaming video and audio projects
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11:30 | Diane Lopez, Office of the General Counsel, Intellectual Property and Copyright
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12:00 | Bijoy Misra, Faculty in Computer Science, Harvard Extension School, "High Resolution Brain Atlas: Preparation and Images"
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12:15 | Students in Harvard Extension School, Multimedia Class Projects:
- Bryan Sastokas: "Network Protocols"
- Rebecca Kenney: "Shade Gardening in Zone 5"
- Steven Yu: "Stamps"
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12:30 | Jeff Huang and Urs Hirschberg, Center for Design Informatics
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1:00 | Panel on Future Trends in Multimedia, Lenny Solomon, moderator:- Paul Bergen, Senior Manager, Instructional Computing Group
- Lucia Lovison-Golob, Instructor, Harvard Extension Schoool, Course: CSCI E-40: Introduction to GIS
- Don Bialek, School of Public Health
- David Upton, Albert J. Weatherhead III Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School
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2:00-3:30 | Demos in the Arcade
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